How to Combat Fatigue due to Dialysis

Do you feel much tired after dialysis? Do you often feel lack of energy to do something? In this article, let’s have a look at how to combat fatigue due to dialysis. Hope it is helpful for you. If you have any other questions on dialysis, please feel free to contact online doctor.

For dialysis patients, fatigue is usually associated with anemia.

Once you have to start dialysis to maintain your life, it means your kidneys have been severely damaged. In such a case, the kidneys can not secrete enough erythropoietin to stimulate bone marrows to make red blood cells. Therefore, it is likely for you to have pernicious anemia.

Besides, dialysis patients can not take part in a lot of exercises. Physical inactivity can make you feel tired as well. And over diet restriction is a common contribution to fatigue as well.

To combat fatigue, you can suit the remedy to the case in the short-term. In the long run, you should also improve it through promoting your kidney function.

How to improve kidney function for dialysis patients?

In our hospital, Chinese medicine therapies are widely used in kidney failure treatment. They can help eliminate toxins and waste products out of the renal cells and blood to set up a clean body internal environment for the damaged kidneys to heal themselves. They can also dilate blood vessels and remove stasis to increase blood flow into kidneys so that the damaged kidneys can get enough oxygen, nutrients and active ingredients of medicine to heal themselves quickly. After several days’ treatment, you will feel energetic. And other symptoms such as high blood pressure, swelling, skin itching and so on will get relieved as well. After months’ treatment, your state of illness will be stabilized and your kidney function will improve as well.

How to combat fatigue due to dialysis? Now you have a clear mind. If you have been fed up with the current treatment and want to try some alternatives, please leave a message below or send emails to kidneycares@hotmail.com. Our doctors will contact you later to give you personalized guidance on treatment.